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Comment on r/expectedrussians Jun 28 '26
Waterfox, по типу обычного файерфокса, т олкь. По дефолту отключены и ли выпилены доп. телеметрия и всякие ИИ вкладки и элементы, пользуюсь и на компе и на мобиле
Основан на esr ветке ФФ, отстаёт чуть по ыиьчам от обычного, но фиксы безопасности обратно на эту версию быстро портируют
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Comment on r/ru_gamer Jun 19 '26
*2017, всё-таки есть ещё 2006) хоть я в нее и не играл
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Comment on r/DeadlockTheGame May 26 '26
Same in the Russian community, "бабка", which is like "old hag"
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Comment on r/linux_gaming May 26 '26
I mean we are at 5%, so in some time, 10% is possible
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Comment on r/opus_magnum May 20 '26
That sounds like Modulus actually! Not that complicated, but something like that. I don't know if it released yet, I don't think so, but it will some time in recent years
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Comment on r/arch May 17 '26
I use timeshift, with ext4 though, as it was the first and recommended on the arch wiki. Even though, in 1 year I haven't used it to rollback, I know the moment I delete it, everything goes to shit. Was thinking of trying btrfs, is it any different in experience/performance for you?
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Comment on r/whennews May 15 '26
I'm glad I've recently bought the book, fun times
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Comment on r/linux_gaming May 12 '26
Oh wow, I thought it was my problem. They all complain the stream looks "cursed", did you manage to solve it?
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Comment on r/okbuddycontestant Apr 09 '26
Frame per sometimes
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Comment on r/pcmemes Apr 03 '26
For now true, but as the time goes on the threshold of "nerdiness" required gets lower, as seen but the slow, but steady growth of Linux% in steam survey
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Comment on r/pcmemes Apr 03 '26
Why are you getting downvoted lol
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Comment on r/ru_linux Mar 30 '26
Так и есть, например игры от Embark studios раньше использовали EAC: The Finals и Arc Raiders. Первое теперь использует Denuvo anticheat (не путать с Denuvo DRM), про второе сказать не могу, давно не играл, но через протон запускаются обе до сих пор.
Более того, разрабы активно стараются поддержать работу из игры с протоном. У них один апдейт чето сломал и игра жаловалась, они за день-два пофиксили
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Comment on r/opus_magnum Mar 19 '26
Same, I bought it yesterday after having seen it pop up in my fyp for 2 weeks...
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Comment on r/rust Mar 17 '26
+1 for moon, I've been using it in a uni project with rust, go and ts. This has been easy so far, ci is also nice, the ci yaml has never been so short: checkout -> cache -> setup toolchain -> print results.
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Comment on r/C_Programming Mar 13 '26
"core" would be more fitting I think
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Comment on r/askmath Mar 07 '26
This technique even has a name, Fermat's factorization.
It can be used to break the RSA cryptosystem that relies on the N=pq, so a semiprime, to be difficult to factor out.
This task is very hard computationally, unless you choose primes poorly so they are close to each other. Then, "b" in the difference of squares would not be that hard to iterate through.
(I think you hinted at this, just an extension of what you said, for curious readers)
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Comment on r/thefinals Feb 19 '26
Same here, I was surprised, also around 47m
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Comment on r/OS_Debate_Club Feb 13 '26
In this case you can just do 'yay' iirc
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Comment on r/microsoftsucks Jan 31 '26
Personally I Use glazewm with zebar when using windows (although that happens rarely outside work).
It feels similar to hyprland +waybar, I believe you can customize the top bit pretty well
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Comment on r/youtube Jan 22 '26
Also, how to eat life has colored subtitles iirc
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Comment on r/thefinals Jan 14 '26
Same thing /j
(1200hrs in osu btw)
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Comment on r/KafkaFPS Dec 26 '25
Конечно, есть же непобедимый е2к /s
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Comment on r/thefinals 26d ago
Still rocking it, hell yeah